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Some plants of the forests
Australian Bluebells (Wahlenbergia spp) are abundant. |
Pinkwoods (Eucryphia moorei) are a most beautiful rainforest tree of the region. |
The Rose-leaf bramble (Rubus rosifolius) is one of the food plants not so eagerly sought nowadays.
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Luminous fungi grow on old stumps and harbour special residents. |
The tree waratahs have an amazing range of colours. Sometimes the crimson is tinged with blue, similar to a certain bird. |
Something was eating the tree waratah flowers. What could it have been? |
Some plants are so common they hardly bear notice. |
Others require a little attention.
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